Switch 2 owners will be able to take upcoming Nintendo exclusive Drag x Drive for a test run next month — but only with an active Switch Online subscription. This morning, Nintendo confirmed a two-day Drag x Drive "Global Jam" event on August 9 and 10,

Nintendo is asking Japanese players for their thoughts on the controversial Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key Cards. As first spotted by SwitchSoku and reported by VGC, surveys have been going out to Nintendo Switch 2 players in Japan.

The developers behind Donkey Kong Bananza have revealed that the game was first developed for the original Switch but encountered roadblocks.

Nintendo eventually decided that smashing environments was a perfect fit for Donkey Kong.

Nintendo has seemingly taken steps to combat so-called 'eSlop' on the Switch 2 – at least in Japan and some regions in Asia.

A new update has been released for Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, and some frustrating issues have now been resolved.

Donkey Kong Bananza will be releasing at midnight of your region’s easternmost time zone on Thursday, July 17. This can be a bit confusing for those who live in larger countries, but as soon as it hits midnight anywhere in your region, the game will become available to play — barring any hiccups.

Is Nintendo turning a blind eye to repetitive game releases? This is definitely a clear example of exploiting the algorithm.

The latter is of particular interest because Nintendo is yet to officially announce a release date. Based on the company's release schedule for the remainder of the year, Metroid